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Carl,
I don't care what they do in BG, that is between the GSCA, it's members, and the track personnel.

We are talking about our event, and while we were setting everything up more then a few racers came up to me, asked if we were planning to run the cars down the track, and voiced their opinions against it. If our racing members are against it, and we have the ability not to do it (which we do because of the access road) then why not follow their wishes and make everyone happy. It sounds like a no-brainer to me.

I know at least 1 or 2 car show people asked to go down the track but were any of them even looked at by the tech people?
Duane

I guess I don't see the point of having show winners drive down the 1/4. They are show winners, not race cars, usually. Enter a bracket race if you want to be on the track too. jmvho, no offense intended.

Street tires kill the prep on the track! That would be why most of our racers don't want the car show cars going down the track. I, personally, don't think they should be allowed for the simple reason that most have not been teched. Each and every car that goes down the track needs to go through tech. I had to make sure that all cars in the charity race were teched as well before any of them went down, track requirement and safety/insurance reasons.

Carl will be "the man" that is running the car show next year, so whatever he says is fine by me.

I just have two things to say, the first is if someone wants to rip one down the track then it should be discussed with the track personel first to see what their requirements are, and secondly whoever decides to OK this can talk to the racers.

Ever since I started driving I've always keep a fire extinguisher in my trunk. In 40 years I've only used it twice, once to put out a small fire in a store and the other to help a stranded motorist. It's better to be safe than sorry.